Telegram-herald., 1887-08-21
FROM our UNCLE BEN
TnE oUIET SEASON At THs cAeiTsL
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rsadsrs II ths IzLxs IA - HAzkLD and n-s
nst vita very iBti1srens ssloeess " asn
marchasaEs aad lAelr clerks hzve 70 50 oas
snd salk The strests daEins business hs'nrs
% avoid going v sleep and - kssp thssf
ol6od "a circulation. Ehen al Wnq can
manage 70 ID ~ ease tne city AID ~ 70 tne
mountains or the seasa0re Ia search 0f
heath aad recreation. AID al Who remain
tfy hard - see hos little they can g., i .
~Quier Ga TIA Potomac indeed
The fEezlient las been snlSying = quiet
sud peaceful season ~ his Own house. Oak
NisN On 6soFxetoNn HeisAts. during tns
ahssuce ~ his wife and her mother IA the
-,g.d Bay state S0 doubt his kxceiisncy
and Eer Exeeiiency would both enjoy
themselves better 4 tho enterpFIsIng rews-
paper men 0f Tie East would be content %
exhibit more resrect fJr the analss u Dri-
Yst7 lifs. aau.d axe less notice 81 al The
mioutia gf the daily life "a The mistress of
the White house aud manass 10
without describing her appearance and
every m0t1n ass makes. Giving ont
home ulale. 1sise reports Nith regard % tns
probability oi a visit 0f the President az
Mari1n aDd keeping up continual chatter
Is calculated ~ MAKE al respecta0ls people
ind .nanf t makes a genuine New ing
lander blush. bat | suppose e cannoE %
cured and must, therefore be endured. II
tae pre8iient wants ID Give nis uifs = real
rest be sill have 10 lee wlth her again 10
the A Adirondack There Is no chance for
IL 10 such thickiy settled region as that
ID NaIch she - nov located.
A lisa OF al the entertainments given
A her honor OK attended ~ her
during he oast Resk would til column.
The disposition % iI0nizs her l. too strong
90 De- 0qerc0uss. It IS said that she ASKED
her husband some time sg0 II be didn't
think it vas better 10 be born lucky than
fieh7 and he replied that hs didn't know,
that be bad never tried being born rich.
me prsssnce Of Judge Thurman, Of Ohio,
snd ths Hon. W. L. scott. OF Pennsy wanna,
a. Oakvisw daring the past week has
furnished food tor gossip. This IS what
the Washington Cfuac says OF Judge
Ihgrman's visit.
1T was the intention Of ex-senator Thur
man % start back for Ohio last evening
oat President Cleveland sent his carriage in
for bin with an Invitation 10 spend the
night a. Oak View. The NOblest Roman"
OF the old time Democracy cordially re-
sponded. and sffsr tIDnsr they sat on the
south porch OF the Presidents cottage till
late ia the evening and INDUCED IN free
interchange OF views Oc the situation OF
the country generally and ia a comparison
Of the policy oi ancient and modern Demo
cra.s. /.
The venerable ex-senator. in referring to
the glories Of the old Jscksonian party of
tie unterri1ed. would occasionally enphs-
size bis sentiments with bugle blast on his
red bandana. the echoes Of which rever-
berated in The still night over acOnsiderable
portion Of she proposed observation-disclosures
extenHoo.
The evening was also enlivened with
n oisrats inspiration from time TO time
- nich zurgled from a snail demijonn, la
be.et Pure A. J. BOURBON, 1885"
The night az OAK View was mutually en-
Iovsd. The President was strongly i'm
pressed with the ex-senator broad Democ-
racy and comprehensive statesmanship.
ana Judge Thurman was duly inspired
With President Cieveland's practical COM
mon sense views, and considers him one Of
the aDlest executives ever in the White
House With courage % maintain his con-
victi0ns OF public duty and possessed of a
spinal column which cannot be sveryed by
egsry Indication ofparty faction discomfort.
The venerable Senator was so pleasantly
entertained at OAK View that he had not
returned to bis hotel up to o'clock today"
Mrs. Cleveland Is expected home this
week. and it Is quite probable that the
President viii ta<e short hunting and
fshinS trip before BE leaves for the West
and south next month. / hope the people
Of Grand Rapids may have an opportunity
% see the eminent couple. but Michigan
does not seem 70 be "on the list" as at
present made up.
sse it reported that Robert T. Lincoln.
ex- Secretary Of War. has a remarkable
aversion 10 the idea Of beng = candidate
for the Presidency: that be implores his
friends, II they have any regard for him,
nos 10 mention the matter. he is said 10
have no desire TO enter the White House
szain in any capacity. Il Is said that he
has horror OF the place on account Of its
associations in connection with the sssss-
sinatiOn Of hia father and OF President Gar
feld. II is even stafed that ne has a super
slu0us feeling that il he were elected Prssi-
dent be would himself be in danger Of
ASSASSINATION.
Frank Hxtton. ex- Postmaster General.
having given up the Chicago MAJ. IS said
10 De negotiating for the purchase o. the
New YORK Dui{g Sur. which Is supposed 20
have lost about all the money ex- Congress-
man Dorsheimer could raise 20 put ITO il.
Mr.. Haston's plan = reported to BE- 70 make
= one-ceut morning paper. intensely anti
Blaine. This report NAV not be relishie,
out Hsfton isa hustler and be may Be re-
led upon - keep things "hummins'
wherever hs nay %.
The ,f1irg Gzssfs OF the l4th instant
contains picture Of Senator Palmer which
does not iafter the ioily Senator bitl and
|. sketch II the life and publie services OF
our statesman. making mention Of the fact
,bat hs presided st the great waterways
,onvention recently held st SsGls Ste
Mare. under the auspices of the Duluth
Chaou Der Of Com merce. The fyazrffs slso
states thst the senator is regarded by Lead |
Dr Republicans as a very promising dark 1
horse. and it would not surprise his friends |
10 spe him nominated for President By the |
National Republican Convention next |
rear.
A writer for the same paper. evidently al
,hie and remarkably well informed man
whose nom ae piume = Invisible devotes |
wo columns IN the iasf ssne 20 the Public |
Printer. Thomas r. Benedict. and gives
bin particular fts. makes him appesr 70 |
,e a very har1- -nse-red. coid-blcoded ficiai /
,ccuses hiu of sieuxhtering the Old soldiers /
ND grev-haired widows of men who died /
b defense ot t1eir country. alleges that ne I
,ss oeeu an itv Of bad faith snd al sorts Of 4
rescherv ana cruelty. The President = 1
aid 20 havs been moved ~ th@ corsulsir,ts |
made against this official 70 invite him 20 /
~ White House and ~ 'rpsd ~ not act /
% hiu In pisin tones. convincing him that /
- q \ bigger man than fhs Public 1
Printer. o. course Congress vii 'invesfi- 4
ste next Winter and So how frm a
oundatior there i FOR the hue and crv 1
,at hss been rsise3 about the doings Of the 4
htsss" ~ tae big printing house
Conzress wiz hare Lively tine next /
n uter. there will - murh interesting 4
Ak Naval stiairs. ~ fisheries complies. /
iona asniEssion ~ new States and usnv 4
nnch political repltsi vii he uanufactarsd. 1
e0k cut FIR ''ia-erastin reaiia' in the CA
,-,~i,asrl E-.1rt
Senafors Hsiesnd Chandler vi b hears 1
-nrn. among cthers. in relaticr % nsiters /